The proffessour is kind of boring , also the information is so repetitive and not focused ... Its better to have more examples of how to use excel before the different assignments.

Too much theory and too little practice, it feels like the same stuff is being repeated over and over again and it's hard to wrap your mind around what exactly is learning about.

It was alright. However, there were way too many readings and way less videos. Readings are boring, videos are interesting.

A lot of repetitive information! The course could easily have been compressed by at least 30-40%.

It focused a lot on theoretical aspects and it could've contained more Lab exercises.

Strong theoretical support although doesn´t has a lot of practical examples.

few of the quiz questions were quirky, answers didnt match the question

Teaching is good but I feel topics are being rushed through

Large blocks of reading text and very less videos

didn't work with power query at all !!!!

Mucha teoría y muy poca práctica

Video time can be reduced.

nothing special

quite trivial

Bueno

ok

This is a great course if you are new to how data is gathered, used, the ETL process, etc. However, I am 5 weeks into this program and there has been VERY little use of the Power BI application. Instead, the modules tell you the processes for data transformation, ETL, how data can help the business, etc, then tells you to use Power BI for these tasks. At the end of the week, there is an online document that has links to the Microsoft website for Power BI How To's that explain everything. I would be better off with a Power BI book. Better use of time and money.

Useful content but no transparency or support related to other services that are needed to actually complete the course. For example, you FAIL TO CLEARLY STATE the licensing requirements (e.g., needing OneDrive for Business or Power BI Pro for certain features). How do you expect individuals that are trying to learn this to make themeselves more competitive in the job market to access the course. I wasted so much time slogging through the banal and useless Excel content only to find myself up against your licensing requirements. What the fuck, assholes.

This course is surprisingly poor. It is mostly fluff videos with too few hands-on assignments. One of the assignments had confusing instructions so I had to try to look up the way forward on my own only to find that the assignment was a word-for-word copy of a Medium article. The lack of assignments makes the coursework more difficult to grasp and the overly-long videos make the course tedious. I'm considering just finding a different Power BI course altogether since this is no more useful than Youtube and Google.

This course was super repetitive of the first course, Preparing Data for Analysis with Excel. It also hardly talked about Power BI at all. I appreciate a background understanding of the tool, and Data Analysis in General, but would like to get into more practical applications. As a current Data Analyst, so much of this was remedial that this course mostly felt like a waste of time.

This is more like a long series of promotional\commercial videos rather than practical tutorial. Instructed by different persons, the course lacks integrity and they go back and forth between different topics and repeat a lot of things multiple times. Some parts are tooo much basic and some parts are too advanced. A much shorter course in Udemy was much more helpful for me.

This course could have been better. I did not like how they mention a number of tools, don't give you the hand on experience, yet ask you a bunch of questions about it e.g., DAX, Power Query. The title of the course is also misleading. I barely used Power BI and was instead asked to use Excel for some exercises.

Two courses in (out of eight) and I have serious doubts this is going to actually help me at all for the Microsoft certification exam... The content and the format so far are rather disappointing. Thinking of pursuing the (free) self-study option on the Microsoft Learn site instead.

It was confusing that we didn't substantially use PowerBI at all in this course, but instead worked on data preparation and review in Excel. I wouldn't have taken the course if I knew there was very little focus on practical use of PowerBI

There are some really bad errors in the course content, particulary the quiz question "Which Excel function can be used to convert text strings into date formats", the answer for which, bizarrely, is PROPER